can the rear camera be mounted outside the vehicle, as in convertable
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The rear camera mount has a double back tape on it. It can be mounted anywhere. Buy a few squares or roll of double back tape in case of mistake in positioning the rear camera.
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The camera does not appear to be waterproof. I would not suggest something outside.
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I'm sure it is not waterproof, however the input for the rear camera is composite. I hooked up one of those license plate type rear cameras and plugged it into the dash cam and it records great.
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Yes definitely. I have this unit on two of my cars, both with different kind of backup camera.
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I don't know, because I haven't installed the rear camera as of today. But I agree with the other answer, that would be my best guess.
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You mean if you can mount it in side ways?? yes.. you can mount either L or R on the windshield and rotate the cameras one for the front and one for the back.
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If the camera was installed as a factory option, any dealer for that manufacturer can relocate the camera. If the camera is an after market add-on, it can be relocated. A minimal number of tools will be required. New mounting holes will probably have to be drilled. Also, if the camera is a hard wired model, the video coax cable and/or 12 VDC wiring may have to be extended.
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The camera can be taken off quite easy but that us the only part of the system to take unless someone has enough time to pull the wiring Anne break I'm to get the in car display. As inexpensive as the camera's are i wouldn't hesitate to get one. I did change the backup camera to one that is permanent mount by drilling a hole in the tailgate due to dropping the original camera.
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I'm sure u can but why would u want to hook a rear view camera to this screen it's a flip down for the back seat.....
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Maybe by rotating camera? The Unit is in my parents vehicle. I haven't played with it since install
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Sure! But as far as hooking up, I don't think you can improve over looking out the rear window of your tow vehicle. Since the camera has a strong magnet that allows it to be attached to any ferrous metal (steel, iron, not aluminum...) you can attach it to different parts, such as the rear bumper or framework, of the 5th wheel and see where you are going. It's like an extra pair of eyes to see otherwise blind spots while backing up or even doing tight turns. I have found that the range of the camera is excellent and you can even mount it on a metal part (hinge, lock...) of a building so you can see how close you are getting to it with your trailer.
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The camera can be moved but you have to un wire and then re wire wherever you want it placed. Why would you want the camera on the 5th wheel. just leave it attached to truck.
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You should be able to, depending on where you place the mount, of course. The only drawback that I can see is the fact that, when you turn the handlebars, the phone(camera) is going to turn when the handlebars turn.
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Hi Sudbury, yes, you can charge the battery outside the camera. We recommend using the travel charger BC-TRX. Thanks_Mitch
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You should be able to since the wiring needs to be connected to the power and the back-up light wires in the trunk. The camera itself is on the license tag and it is wireless.
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There is the option to install the reverse câmera.but you need to buy the camera.there is one out that its possible to use...
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You can mount it anywhere you want, You will need a path to run the wiring from the monitor to the camera. Power needs to be provided under the dash or under the hood. The power is provided to camera through the cabling coming from the monitor.
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Yes. This unit has a wireless backup camera that works really good. It is just a little slow to switch to the camera but I have it mounted in a pickup truck with a metal cover. So, it might work a little differently than it would if mounted in the trunk of a car.However, I do not like the GPS. I live in a rural area and many of the roads are not located on the maps for the GPS. It might be better if you live in a metropolitan area. Wayne
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The camera was designed to be used on the outside of your vehicle. I live in Arizona, so there isn't much water here. My camera is mounted outside, and I use it for security rather than backing up as it was intended. There should be no problem.